- has
links to the
Catholic Church, as each Good
Friday the Pope
leads a
torchlit "Way of the Cross"
procession that
starts in the area
around the Colosseum...
- Scotland, to mark the end of the Yule season. Each
festival involves a
torchlit procession by
squads of
costumed parti****nts (known as guizers) that culminates...
- the
native countries of the
victims were of
shock and outrage. A
public torchlit vigil was held in Ueland's
native town of
Bryne in
support of her family...
- vast anti-communist
rally at Mölln, near Lübeck, with a
procession of
torchlit boats down the
local canal, each
carrying flags of the 'lost provinces'...
-
buildings in the prin****lity. It is
famous for
being the
starting point of a
torchlit religious procession by
local residents that
takes place on the eve of...
- Lithuania. The
celebrations often involve flower wreaths,
bonfires and
torchlit processions, and
music and dancing. The
festival is a
Christan festival...
-
County Westmeath on the Hill of
Uisneach since 2009. It
culminates in a
torchlit procession by parti****nts in costume, some on horseback, and the lighting...
- is
twinned with: Nowy Sącz,
Poland 2002
Molise earthquakes Ndocciata, a
torchlit parade traditionally held in
Molise on
Christmas Eve
Molise Croats "Po****tion...
- Walker, and
James H. Wilkinson.
Senior Wranglers were once fêted with
torchlit processions and took
pride of
place in the university's
graduation ceremony...
- Sea at
sunrise on May Day,
occasionally naked. This is
accompanied by
torchlit processions and much
elated celebration. In Wales, the
first day of May...
